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benchmark_tracedata(3)		  Arcan Lua API 	  benchmark_tracedata(3)

NAME
     benchmark_tracedata - Add a datapoint to the ongoing tracebuffer

SYNOPSIS
     nil
     benchmark_tracedata( string:subsystem, string:message )
     benchmark_tracedata(  string:subsystem,  string:message,  int:identifier=0,
     int:quantity=1 )
     benchmark_tracedata(  string:subsystem,  string:message,  int:identifier=0,
     int:quantity=1, int:trigger=TRACE_TRIGGER_ONESHOT )
     benchmark_tracedata(  string:subsystem,  string:message,  int:identifier=0,
     int:quantity=1, int:trigger=TRACE_TRIGGER_ONESHOT, int:level=TRACE_PATH_DE-
     FAULT )
     benchmark_tracedata(  string:subsystem,  string:message,  int:identifier=0,
     int:quantity=1, int:trigger=TRACE_TRIGGER_ONESHOT, int:level=TRACE_PATH_DE-
     FAULT )

DESCRIPTION
     This  function  adds  a  datapoint  to  the ongoing tracebuffer. See bench-
     mark_enable  for how the buffer and its reporting function is used and con-
     figured. The possible arguments are 'subsystem' (caller defined), 'message'
     (caller defined), object identifier (caller defined),  quantity  indicator,
     trigger  (from  the  set  of  TRACE_TRIGGER_ONESHOT , TRACE_TRIGGER_ENTER ,
     TRACE_TRIGGER_EXIT  )  and  performance   path   (   TRACE_PATH_DEFAULT   ,
     TRACE_PATH_SLOW  ,  TRACE_PATH_WARNING , TRACE_PATH_ERROR , TRACE_PATH_FAST
     ).

EXAMPLE
     function benchmark_tracedata0()
	   benchmark_enable(1,
	   function(res)
		 for k,v in ipairs(res[1]) do
		       print(k, v);
		 end
	   end)
	   benchmark_tracedata("test", "hi", 10, TRACE_TRIGGER_ONESHOT, TRACE_PATH_DEFAULT)
     end

SEE ALSO:
     benchmark_enable(3)

system				   August 2026		  benchmark_tracedata(3)

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